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-^Page Two-NEW S, Margaretville, N. Y. C a tsk ill M o u n ta in N e w s Owned and Operated b» Thurs., Nov. 8, 1973 Uember of Audit Bureau of Circulation Operated by Publishing Corp. MjU-gare;viUe. N. Y. 124SS Telephone 914 586-2601 PUBLISHED WEEKLY Margaretville, N. Y. 124S5 ROSWELL R. SANFORD Preaidcnt and Publisher ALTON M. WEISS Editor WILLI^iM G. EMERSON Shop Foreman Please address mail to the news- paper, not to individuals. SubscnptionB $7.50 per year, except $5 tn Delaware, Greene and Ulster counties and Town of Rockland in SuJliTan county and Town of Gilb^ in bcnohane county. All subscriptionc payable in advance and stopped at expiration. Single oopiea of current editions wrapped and mailed, 25c each: old copies, 35c each. ^ We res^ve the right to reject copy, ather advertising or news. Adver tising rateii on application. HalcottviDe Keyhole The New Kingston News Thursday, Nov. 8 end at the home of Wanda Lanzi. Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor were in Delhi Wednesday evening a ttending the annual dairy tour banquet at the Lutheran church. Mrs. Leonard F a u lkner and daughters were Sunday din ner guests of her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sheppard, and family in Delancey. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kapitko, son, Mike, and Mrs. Tessie Kapitko of Hubbell HUl, Gary Kapitko of Kenilworth, N. J., John Slade of M argaretville B>' Mrs. Wanda Lanzi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ; Coolidge of New Paltz of New Paltz a re iJie p a rents of a son, : Shavra Ec ward, bom Oct. 30. The baby weighed 8 pounds and 5 ounc es. Cecil Sanford of New Kinf;ston is the grand father. T ie Coolidges have .two o ther sons. / Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nichols pf Columbia, Md., drove to ^M argaretville, where they ^spent the night a t the M e rritt • M otel Sunday. They left e a rly ‘Monday m orning accom p a nied by her father, H a rry Thomson of this valley who plans to spend tim e with the Nichols family and his g rand children. L a ter he will fly to California, where he will ^make his perm a n e n t resi dence with a n o ther daughter, \M rs. Louise Rodarmel. Mr. Thomson has spent m o st of his life here and for the last ifour years m ade his home \With Mrs. Ethel H arrington, which was the form er home ■of his parents, the late Mr. tand Mrs. Jam e s R. Thomson. “ John Hood and Donald T release of Delhi spent Uie xVeekend with Mr. and Mrs. ■'William Elliott and enjoyed bow and arrow hunting. Mr; and Mrs. Bud E c k e rt ;^'nd family of Walden spent the weekend a t their cam p at ^ e head of Thompson hollow. 'I: Mrs. Paul Krum and daugh ters, Teresa and Denise, of Afton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sanford. -n Alfred W olkenberg and son, 'Tony, and a friend spent the weekend at their home here. Mr. Wolkenberg rem ained for a few days longer. He recently returned from a trip to Europe and visited his daughter, Andrea, who is attending school in London. Pete Cangemi of B rent wood, L. I., spent the week- - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN that the Board of Super- ^ visors of the County of Dela-J ware will meet at the Court , House, Delhi, N. Y., at 10:00’ A.M. on the 14th day of No vember, 1973, for the purpose of holding a public hearing on the tentative budget of said (County for the fiscal year be ginning J a n u a ^ 1, 1974. Further notice is given that copies of said tentative budget are available at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors at the Court House, Delhi, N. Y.. where they may iiie inspected by any interested person during business hours. , Pursuant to Section 359 of the :County Law, the maximum ;salaries that may be fixed and \payable during said fiscal year •to members of the said Board of Supervisors and to the Chair- -man thereof, respectively, are ;'hereby specified as follows: - 18 members of the Board of Supervisors—$2500 (each). Chadrman of the Board of Supervisors—$3500. I EDWARD McCANDLISH « Clerk * Delaware County Board of Supervisors n8c DENYEH LIQUOnSTOHE W I N E S and S P I R I T S OPEN Mon.—Tbufs. 9:00 AJhL to 9:00 PJiL Fri. and Sat. 9:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. FREE DELIVERY r i K ' M - ; A K K A ( I ' i n - ; - 32B-77BE By William E. Griffin HalcottviUe, Nov. 8 Regular Grange m eeting was held a t the hall on Oct. 29. It was decided that the m em b ers of the service and hospitality committee, who sponsored the quilt that was sold a t Booster night m eeting last Monday, would hold a supper at the Roxbury Run restaurant so Monday several Grange m em b ers attended the dinner. Amasa Slauson spent a few days last week in the M a rga retville M emorial hospital with a severe cold. He is improving and expects to return home this week. and Mrs. Wanda Lanzi were Sunday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Connell. Mr. and Mrs. William Dew- hurst of Southwick, Mass., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dewhurst, also of Southwick, who are at their home here. Mrs. Howard Dewhurst is the form er Wilma Yaple and lived on the farm below the village now owned by William Crawford. N W HELP? CALL J & F SERVICES 586-4725 — 254-4045 Plumbing—New & Repairs Roofing Trees Cut & .Removed Painting Yards Maintained Wallpapering Cellar & Attic Cleaning Light Trucking Windows Washed Floore Waxed Wall to Wall Carpeting Carpentry See the new John Deere Snow Machines at our O P E N H O U S E they play hard... See the great new John Deere Snowmobiles for ’74 during our open house. There are seven new models — power selections from 292 to 440cc’s. And you can choose John Deere’s new slide-rail suspension system or proven bogie-wheel suspension. ...and make play out of hard work This winter throw away your shovel. With a John Deere Snow Blower you can clear a blizzard from your walks and driveway almost before the snow stops falling. Select from 5-, 7-, or 8-hp models, 26- or 32-inch cut. With a John Deere Snow Blower to walk behind and a John Deere Snowmobile to ride on. winter is great fun. Watch for the Dates of Our Open House LARRY'S SERVICE LARRY CARTWRIGHT DENVER, N. Y. 12421 (607) 326-3880 HUNTER'S U.S.A. Insulated PACS $14.95 20 degrees below zero. ALSO HIP BOOTS For Trappers Durable . . . Girls’ WORK SHOES $12.99 Leather! WORK SHOES Insulated Leather •22 >50 WORK SHOES •16” BOOTS-WARM!! *19“ GREEN PACS-USA ZIPPER Only Sizes INSULATED 1 2 and IS's »19“ SNOWMOBtt£ BOOTS ■ »6” SHOES REPAIRED ON PREMISES Girls’ and Ladles Warm 100 P e t Waterproof BOOTS $12.00 Value) $7.99 STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 5:30 p.m. Thurs. 9 p.m. Italian Dinner An Italian dinner party, planned by E sther Slavin, Susan B^inari, Cynthia McLean and Miss Helen Turck, home economics teacher, was held last week Tuesday for friends and neighbors of the com munity. Invited guests in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Pete Palen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bim s and son, Patrick, Miss Cassamdra Finnis, Mr. and Mrs. Jam e s M cM urren, Bob Davis and Gary Smith. The menu included stuffed manicotti, lasagne, tossed salad, garlic bread, sugar and shortbread cookies and cubed jello. Halloween Halloween was a sight to behold. Witches flying through the a ir and the Great Pumpkin reigned o v er all! Miss Turck’s second period home eco nomics class prepared a Halloween party for Mrs. Fenton’s k indergarten. Candy com decorated cupcakes. carm el apples and candy apples were served with milk. The children also made popcorn balls. Last week d u ring the activ ity period fifth and sixth grade boys and girls m ade candies and cookies to bring to the h ospital for Halloween. They also decorated little cartons with orange and black p aper. Puppet Show Atargaret Babykin and Eliza beth Kolar presented an original puppet play in the Fleischm anns school library Oct. 25 and Oct. 30, for g rades 1 and 2. The puppet booth was m ade by Miss Linda Hutch ison’s class. - IBM Trip Planned Victor Susm an’s calculus and probability and statistics classes will m ake a field trip to IBM’s Poughkeepsie plant W W V W W V W V W W W W W W W VW W W V W W W W V W IW tomorrow. The p u rpose of the trip is to give the students an understanding of the tech nology Involved in com puter program m ing and the limita^ tions, possibilities and u ses of computers in today’s world. M iscellaneous Yearbook p ictures are being taken this week of classes and activities. Norman Blakeslee is doing the work. Students in the middle and high school held a pep rally last Friday afternoon in anticipation of M a r g a r e t ville’s participation in the soccer sectionals. New Teacher William Dober William Dober is the new general music teacher for grades K-4 at MCS. He also teaches fourth grade instru m ental music. Besides teach ing a t MCS, he teaches general music at Andes two days a week. Mr. Dober was bom in Albany, but attended high school in Rochester. He received his bachelor of music degree at Houghton coUege in Houghton, N. Y. He now lives in Shandaken. Mr. Dober’s hobbies are cycling and tennis and he plays the trum p et. Menu Nov. 12-16 Monday, Nov. 12; Chill con cam e , lettuce wedge with dressing, roll and butter DeBari’s Carpet Service Installation of carpet, old and new, bought from whom ever, wherever. Give us a call for beautiful and clean installation. Shop-at-Home Service Margaretville 914-586-4519 ENERGY CRISIS BLUES? m a k e y o u a n o f f e r y o u c a n * t r e f u s e ! * * FINANCING AVAILABLE IN S U L -L U X IN S U L A T IO N C O R P . “INSULATION ENGINEERS” 607 326-4201 607 326-7589 V W W W W W V W W W W W W V W W V W W V W V W W W M chocolate pudding and m ilk; chicken noodle soup. Tuesday. Nov. 13: Fish ’n chips, buttered peas, muffin and butter, cookies a n d m ilk, cream of mushroom soup. Wednesday, Nov. 14: Hot dog on a roll, baked beans or sauerkraut, peach-rice pudding and m ilk; potato soup. Thursday, Nov. 15: Toitaato soup, g rilled cheese sandwich, sunshine salad, ice cream and milk. 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